Grace Lutheran Church (map)
Dr. David A. McConnell, Director of Music at Grace Lutheran Church in Lancaster, PA, will conduct the revered Requiem by Maurice Duruflé, performed during the morning worship service. I will play the organ-only version of the accompaniment, and all are welcome to attend.
Sponsored by the Friends of Music, I am pleased to return to St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Millburn, NJ, and will play an All-Bach concert. The 1970 Rudolph van Beckerath organ, while modest, is colorful and speaks freely into the charming nave of the church. There will be a suggested cash donation (TBA) at the door.
Come and enjoy this annual tradition when Timberdale Brass joins organist Eric Plutz for a festive seasonal presentation. There will be pieces for Brass and Organ, alone and together, and Christmas Carols for all to sing. Free and Open to the Public.
I am pleased to perform in the historic Trinity Episcopal Church, Copley Square, Boston, MA on their midday organ concert series. The concert is free, but a suggested donation of $10 will be gratefully accepted.
Eric is pleased to play a program on the 2023 Rosales/Parsons organ at St. James by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in La Jolla. Program TBA.
Eric Plutz will perform the complete organ works of beloved French Composer Maurice Duruflé. All are welcome. No Ticket Required.
Eric is honored to have been invited by the Richmond Chapter of the American Guild of Organists (AGO) to perform on their Organ Repertoire Recital Series. He will play at All Saints Episcopal Church, Richmond, VA, on what will be their new Austin/Muller organ.
St. Borromeo Catholic Church (map)
Co-sponsored by the Fort Wayne Chapter of the American Guild of Organists and St. Borromeo Roman Catholic Church, I will play a concert on Friday night, and lead a master class on Saturday morning, both focusing on the works of Louis Vierne (1870-1937).
Co-sponsored by the Northern New Jersey Chapter of the American Guild of Organists and the West Side Concert Series, I am pleased to be invited to perform at West Side Presbyterian Church, and to lead a master class the day before (Saturday, May 15, time TBA). The church is home to a wonderful Nichols & Simpson instrument, capable of playing a variety of organ repertoire. The concert is free and open to all.
As part of the many varied offerings during Reunions at Princeton University, Eric Plutz will offer a less formal, yet enjoyable and entertaining concert for Princeton Alumni and the general public alike. All are welcome.
